The Boyz Announce New World Tour and Fresh Music (2022 News)
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Six months since their last comeback, 11-member pop group The Boyz have announced their upcoming world tour as well as a wave of new tracks.
“The Boyz World Tour: The B-Zone”
The group’s first world tour, venues include major European cities, London, Rotterdam, Paris, and Berlin. As well as six US cities starting in Los Angelos and ending in San Jose.
This tour comes as the group’s first international live concert since their European tour in 2019. The new “The Boyz World Tour: The B-Zone” follows the members’ 3-day concert series in Seoul this past December.
The upcoming concerts will end with a series of encore events at Seoul’s KSPO Dome stadium to be held from 5-7 August.
The Boyz New Music
The announcement of the beloved group’s first world tour comes after the news of The Boyz’s upcoming Japanese album.
The latest Japanese record titled, “She’s The Boss,” is scheduled to be released on the 27th of May. While, unfortunately, the upcoming album will not include the group’s youngest member and rapper Eric, fans have still expressed their excitement about the new mini-album.
- “She’s The Boss” is not the first Japanese album released by the group, for example, The Boyz’ 2021 Japan title track “BREAKING DAWN” has drawn over 10 million YouTube views.
Finally, fans were surprised by the release of Sunwoo’s newest solo track “Want to Go Back to 2016 (Prod. wavytrbl).” The newest track, released in celebration of the rapper’s birthday, is the latest in the group’s solo track (usually released on Soundcloud.
Other The Boyz solo tracks include “Comfortable” by Jacob, “사람 하나 (Prod. wavytrbl)” by SUNWOO, “604” by KEVIN, “0329 from.24” by NEW, “O.M.W” by ERIC, ” rubber boots” by KEVIN, “SOMEWHERE” by ERIC, and JACOB’s solo Soundcloud album “KINDLE,” among others.
604 is a solo track written and performed by KEVIN.
604 is the area code of Kevin’s home city Vancouver, Canada
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